Ciné-relax: Vanille et Neige

Relaxed cinema sessions for everyone. Films that address the question of our relationship with living things. Auditorium. Thursday 9 February from 11 am to noon.

ONLY IN FRENCH
RELAX, culture is for everyone. All audiences are welcome. All behaviours, even unexpected ones, are seen as an expression of feeling. Cultural life is open to all.
During the cinema-relax we offer a series of documentary films that deal in different ways with the relationship of humans to their environment.
Screenings on Thursday 9 February:

Vanille an animated film by Guillaume Lorin (France and Guadeloupe, 2020).
26 minutes long.
This film is about a little girl called Vanille.
Vanille comes from Paris, a big city in France.
This film is about Vanille's holidays in Guadeloupe, an island in the Caribbean.
This film is about Vanille's encounter with this island, its inhabitants and its mysteries.
Recommended age: from 5 years old.

Neige, an animated film by Antoine Lanciaux and Sophie Roze (France, 2015).
26 minutes long.
This film is about Prune.
Prune is 9 years old.
Prune goes skiing with her class.
This film is also about Philemon.
Philemon is Prune's little brother.
After the storm, Philemon meets an Inuit family who has settled on a roundabout.
This film is about the meeting between this Inuit family and Prune's family.
Recommended age: from 4 years old.

Films screened in French

Everyone is welcome during the relaxed films.
Everyone is for example:
parents with their babies,
elderly people,
people with disabilities,
people who are uncomfortable in closed public places.

How does a Relax outing work?
Before the film:
A person welcomes you and shows you the cinema.
A person gives you information about the film.
You enter the room.
The lights dim a little.
The film starts.

During the film :
The door of the room remains open: So you can enter and leave whenever you want.
The sounds of the show are soft.
All ways of reacting to the show are ok.
For example, you can laugh loudly.
Someone from the museum will be there if you need help.

At the end of the film you can :
Have a drink with your friends.
Talk about the show.
Visit the museum.
Ask for help to get home.
For example, to :
find out the bus and tram timetable of the TPG.
TPG stands for Transports Publics Genevois.
call a taxi
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